NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

To get a passport in Germany: the passport service in Berlin has been opened

Ukrainian refugees can apply for documents in another European country. Find out more about the locations of the Passport Service in Germany and its opening hours

Sponsors of the war: brands that continue to work in russia and bring the aggressor a lot of money

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, many international companies have stopped working in the aggressor's territory. Find out more about which brands continue to sponsor the russian federation

Free public transportation in Slovenia: how to use it

In the Slovenian capital, Ljubljana, fares on public transport are paid for using the Urbana electronic smart card. It became known that the country continued to provide free fare for Ukrainians

Privat24 cancels the fee for transfers from Polish and German bank cards: details of the promotion

PrivatBank clients can make instant free transfers to their own cards from cards of Polish and German banks in Privat24. Read details and terms of the offer in our article

Ukrzaliznytsia has scheduled additional trains for Easter and May holidays: list of routes

On the occasion of Easter and the May holidays, Ukrzaliznytsia announced additional flights across Ukraine. Find out more about the routes planned for the holidays

Delivery to Germany with a 60% discount: a promotional tariff from Ukrposhta

Starting April 1, Ukrainians will be able to send parcels to Germany with a -60% discount on the cost. Find out more about the terms of the promotion

Electronic border crossing queue: how to use the eCherha application

The eTurn mobile application is now available for truck drivers. It allows you to sign up for an electronic queue. Learn more about how to download the app

Romania changes the terms of financial support for Ukrainian refugees: what will change

The Romanian government will change the support scheme for refugees from Ukraine to ensure their medium- and long-term integration. Find out more about what exactly the Romanian authorities want to change